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NES and SNES creator Masayuki Uemura dies at 78
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engadget.comIt's a sad moment for gamers. Kotaku reports Masayuki Uemura, the lead creator of the Famicom and Super Famicom (aka NES and SNES), died on December 6th at the age of 78. He started working at Sharp, where he sold solar cell and light sensor technology, but he's best remembered for a long and highly influential run at Nintendo that effectively revived the video game industry following the 1983 crash.
Uemura first became involved with Nintendo after the company's Gunpei Yokoi asked about using
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It's possible to kill some of Sifu's toughest enemies in a single hit
You can KO non-boss enemies in Sifu without killing them, which means that the brawler can be completed without murdering any of the dozens of minions guarding its five bosses. Perhaps that's the 'true' way to beat Sifu, if you're not trying to be its villain. I'll never know, because in order to finish the game I used a cowardly trick that has no place in a gentler run, since it involves sticking swords in people's guts.
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